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Not only was personal information for 2.6 million accounts scraped from Duolingo’s servers, but the API that allowed it is still publicly accessible.

Public exposure doesn't deter this attacker, and more Welcome to Cyber Security Today. It's Wednesday, August 23rd, 2023. I'm Howard Solomon, contributing reporter on cybersecurity for ITWorldCanada.com and TechNewsday.com in the U.S. Public exposure several months ago of an intelligence-gathering threat actor hasn't stopped their efforts. According to researchers at Lumen, whoever is deploying

A zero-day vulnerability in older versions of WinRar lets hackers access trading accounts—and they’ve been actively working this exploit for months.

Google Chrome version 117 now warns you if you've installed a malicious extension, if it's unsupported, or violates store policies.

As reported by Bleeping Computer, researchers from Universita di Catania and the University of London wrote in a paper that IoT products are becoming increasingly pervasive. As...

Under the right circumstances, a hacker could grab your Wi-Fi password from a top-selling TP-Link smart bulb, researchers say.

The newest security checks in the popular browser will scan for extensions that have been abandoned or flagged.

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WinRAR has been updated to version 6.23 to fix a glaring arbitrary code execution flaw disclosed to the firm in June.

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